Our organization is dedicated to providing continuous support and assistance, operating tirelessly around the clock, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. This commitment ensures that we are always available to respond to urgent needs and emergencies. However, it is important to note that, in compliance with state regulations, all requests for our assistance must originate from the designated agency responsible for the search operation. Typically, this agency is the law enforcement body directly involved in the case. However, it may also include other entities such as the fire department, the county Office of Emergency Management, or the Department of Natural Resources, depending on the nature of the search. We follow to a strict policy of not engaging in self-deployment. This means that our team will not arrive at a search site without prior coordination and communication with the appropriate agency. We cannot accept requests for assistance from family members or individuals; it is crucial that the designated agency contacts us directly to initiate any support.

Our organization is fully equipped to assist the agency overseeing the search by providing a range of resources, including trained personnel, specialized canine teams, drone operators, our command trailer, and various other relevant tools and equipment. For a detailed overview of the services we offer, we encourage you to visit our services page, where you can find comprehensive information about our capabilities and how we can assist in search and rescue operations. During the initial communication with the requesting agency, our team will gather all necessary information to quickly assess the situation and determine the resources required for an effective deployment. This process is vital for ensuring a prompt and organized response to the search effort.

If you are seeking assistance with a cold case involving a missing person and wish to request our Human Remains Detection Canines (commonly known as Cadaver Dogs), please do not hesitate to reach out directly to Nathan Justice at (304) 373-4134. It is important to note that such requests must also be made by the law enforcement agency responsible for the case in question. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation in following these protocols, as they are essential for ensuring a coordinated and effective response to search and rescue operations.